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After experiencing aAfraid of health, this formerModern familyStar has advice for those who want to avoid a similar situation. June 7,Jesse Tyler Ferguson shared his skin cancer Diagnosis on Instagram, and although he explained that he was well, because it was found early, he also shared a warning that could keep others in good health or helpPrevent skin cancer from developing.

Read more about his experience and to discover the warning he gives to others.

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"Reminder to stay abreast of your dermatology controls ... especially if you're just like me,"Ferguson wrote in an Instagram legend On June 7, June 7, he posted a picture of himself at the doctor's office with a piece of gauze bandaged at his neck. "I always find myself something that pulls me, every time I go," he added with a sad face Emoji.

In the same position, Ferguson shared more on the appointment of his doctor. "Today, they took a bit of skin cancer that they found. Do not worry, I had it early and I will live well," he wrote.

Then he added another suggestion: "Wear a solar screen! SPF 1000 for me!"

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In December 2015, FergusonPosted a photo of itself On Instagram showing him a dressing on his cheek, thanking his doctor and team "for taking the cancer of my face," he wrote. "Good luck hide the suture points tomorrow @modernfamily_makeuphair!"

In May 2016, the actorshared more details on its procedure In an interview with ABC News. "I had to have a piece of skin out of my cheek," he said. "It was nothing serious. There was no threatening thing that happened, but it was a bit scary. I have never had a brush with cancer before."

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During 2016 interview with ABC News, Ferguson explained that her husband,Justin Mikita, has been favorable during his fear of health and could relate because he had a cancer as a teenager. "It certainly understands what it's like to live a fear like that," Ferguson said. "He was a lot younger when it happened for him ... but he comforted me like all his husband. He understood and sympathized with my fear of that."

Mikita has been diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease when he was a young teenager. "Like a 14-year-old passing through cancer, I was really resilient"Mikita later wrote in a try About Mental Health in 2019. "What was more difficult, however, was the post and my struggle with the PTSD and the long-time effects of the crossing of this experience so young."

During a cancer event standing in 2014, E! News reports thatFerguson said Mikita "Once again a year for his check-up to make sure he is still without cancer cancer, so he has always recalled it."

According to the Mayo clinic, "mostSkin cancers are avoidable. "The experts of the medical center note that the abnormal growth of your skin is most often caused by sun exposure. It tends to reach more visible places, although it can also grow on other parts of your body.

People at an increased risk ofDevelop skin cancer Include those who are right, those with a history of sunburn, people with family history of skin cancer and people with many moles or abnormal moles, to name a few factors. To avoid avoiding skin cancer, as the Ferguson suggests, wear solar screen, wear protective clothing, do not use tanning beds, andregularly check your skinFor any moles that poses a potential risk. Specifically, you want to check them for five factors: ABCDE, which means asymmetry, border, color, diameter and evolution.

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